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Quote by Leo Tolstoy

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English (Source)

Every man lives for himself, he has free will to achieve his personal goals; he feels with his whole being whether he can or cannot now perform this or that action; but if he has performed the act, which he performs at a certain time, it becomes irrevocable, a part of history, and then it is no longer freedom of will, but pre-ordained.

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Hungarian

Minden ember önmagĂĄĂ©rt Ă©l, megvan a szabad akarata, hogy elĂ©rje szemĂ©lyes cĂ©ljait; Ă©rzi egĂ©sz lĂ©nyĂ©vel, hogy most vĂ©grehajthatja-e, vagy nem hajthatja vĂ©gre ezt vagy azt a cselekedetet; de ha vĂ©grehajtotta a cselekedetet, amelyet egy bizonyos idƑpontban vĂ©grehajt, visszavonhatatlannĂĄ, a törtĂ©nelem rĂ©szĂ©vĂ© vĂĄlik, Ă©s akkor mĂĄr nem akaratszabadsĂĄg, hanem eleve elrendelĂ©s ĂŒtközik ki rajta.
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Last updated: 2026-02-13

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